The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-21 00:00:00

THE BRAZILS. [From Mr. HA ;, ... i., .., . V , , : ~.. to Cochin-China. Continued ~....:. 4:tiay.3,, `1'11.!::.!:.: • :; - ii , :1; '.., irNerticili whichreluses' the ';,1 1 ',,' I :,' ': ' tit ~'1:, till):1' , 1 . 4p0111 Ittt'olli b- , . 4 - 1 , n)(11:.:1 ~ ,1. i, , ;. .', I , . I . )! -,, I Veiy Cetbidii4 I !Will It). ii!:lke an! '. ;1:•.`, '' . .',, i ut . !;','"l` OA' II (".:I;lV7l6'lli , { Ifill. 1( 1 - los inc1e,!.'.'... , :.:; 1 .; -. c.::. ..', ~:,' 6'!)111C, ',. ' 41 . 11 beiit s ' , '! , ,i by* Illally r liii.lt 1 k • '!''..i, , 'ICA I are pro:l , .fee . d)ti ilaill'i' cir,,S.,,titii .A.n.r,i.., LA , ' na ~;y unfit for ti,o ni , a rliit t , of „ine ; btu the petyie of lilt) de Janeiro lre'strt-: fit:it:tidy convint.:ed of . ;he contrary, and'...hAi'Llet'tlie' probibitioil pi not one Of tile least grieVliiice's under m.:hielt they iatiodr. "flikr,gropes hoe 'are' tentark ,l aw l '' i ' I •t ' '''' ' '' 91y . large an,;3l,llcy, i t is ..! 4) a :istiti to soptio,e Ipr., a. moment that g , l(i4 Ropes Will iatMake good W. 01 e. ' .A, touch better reasOti May be issikile'd toe the c.aitse of this restriction.: - The vbeeikitt com lyttlyi its it i7us‘alllyc,lll6(l, f)fiy,.. ' 19 life' brawn an an,,uu3l sum Ii thy privilege' Orthe 11i01lupt4 i and ilt,.sl L:onhecitiL . 'l l C:q Ql tili:lS that a h i ...ieTeot gaud Port wkaq,,,-,niti in the kie,4.. I:00 (()Wll4 - tett* Brlizils a il i llai - , and in the ini.erto(nof le'ss'itnin't'tVa dolinrs.. iIA tlip hii sulk of AineriLi are'too litiavy for. a , t & ti'siiAlsr4. I A .p 1 wind) will ve(zetate - freely . frt dry siAtd , or. runbi:, ii, may be easily't!..i.hiCelved . ., hilt that tfie ~'. m .it. ~linui:l ii:n . g row ai .A.ll •in 'Anierito a in the 't ii:i '`II `lt/iii 01 tilt: isltil;a'otikbottra ordie:Pttpc utt,it4id 11°1.4-, it planted in praiyeilfiEnaitiatts,' it 199 , 04444 i to 1),: nicilti(lied. : 1 . - 171,11 - 11fldlti, 'per... cl; Ti p4li;. p'0,),.1),8-•Nr, thit' ► nornifyiStatits, hut' priklq44?r,4s.iniiii ,l ; h 11 e ti , t'n fauna . fa'degenet , ate ,an, 'being IRtii)':;lo!eit I.OA 1 lierio.a. If the fidt v.c e true, wiilt*insty (ai L lits,Aiietiotiect, even bill . w i ji ,i,i 4) 4 ,ti l l ati . 0)6 14 144136 . 4 'on verk si m p le` and pa! 5:11%11, :: 1) t• neiptes, Ths:: loqt 1 . 1f)'6E . d1t ,.. eutifiiiie . i p,,,,. i tio,e. where etiitiVaii...iii liailte:bi 6 xttiNtied; ini.l v.:'nere tile extil)eyailt pCoduA O S 61 a fertife i stril , pill a %vartti clintate 11.1VQ, t)l'.i.:ll 11;it to ',l' SpolltarrtlOUS Sity/1A11) 0! II /011 . 011. the 6llll,lett 'by the' putrefa'difit trep at ion. ',the 10e0ifte vapour, or hydrori* uh . giiii, pefr tozillj' tilicning under iiiieleeif:etiin= piottces, ih not only tioxieins fo inititaftio; bufiri Rit i ny instances destiuc.,tive, at it. ...7001Vrithcisali in -444, hint . pre envocterect iti tile woods trot marshes or a warty climate are a consiant'torment. In tad, :the life of mat), in suet) situations, is:su ti situations, octal ll,,(1 iii providitiptAainst annoyances, that' he 113 i ittle tittle or inclination tO exert ilia taculties: , ;.- tf ((leo energy of ,In4id ..niay be allowed 'tolitikie any relnion to , e,se of bOdi, and the e,atineltion 'will' I:iariily be dispiitati, il; is not a t tititile4•sur,prise that men of =t - iis have ,t)itberfo illiety - iilivp9red in' o.lin,rica I 19k'e no i,i;iiion,..ftii . hi 'et part, rich . culoii,,, as , it may •appear 'hi' thdie:' t I . ir l yavit - iltter traviii,d,b,:yoii , i the teitiperattii4. .1 '' af t :Europe, !iaw 'any* loan can think' ta'tifelitf t i `.'''';:/fVen while a hide inUstiiiito, insignificant zri le ;111411 be twin. 41ing in lni, ear. 4.seit . ler. ohill nor quela.iiiiedS can he said' to thrive 'WO,' or to enjoy an upparLor iigour df : health, in Thu nei , q , libotirnood of Rio de Janeiro. During the tielison ut rains , and for a tinnitn or s l l - weekti iter.....e.rd,, dy.vateries and, interinittlini fevers itrd 41ii.,,st iii,iiv..•rbal. ' All the hills i tielillpl - the ..sttnyiti, rot-. wiil►etoOrl islands lii die' 1130860, Ad imir, part of iis shores, are coverediOttle feralets, later. sperseit with uncultivated plabis iiiitrtratts Of marshy -ground, x'll.l',' LI cfnottnit process of 'decay, anitth4- 1. t i nl)( l ,i.n:iit:.ll oft.lni, grass . otql - tedges, 'furnish tliii tu,.l: lids of a cons.tant fermeiiiiiittin. ' • • ::1 ~, . _. _,,, otwithstancling .t.na'‘eiC4tiont';'reitrimions, and 9.l9p9pelies, , which the liarttigniise'atit'einthent has in . 4.)Oesl on Ow trade and productions ut its Colo itel, .ip 'S,',!,lkii A 1110;i: h, -;0 considerable has' of' late yt,ar'; . f.. , .eti tl..e. value of their ex:phi - is, and 80 tiiita ~!,.:Hy •Jt:..• I lie Edopeati stlpplies:furni.a. , %l by 'llie ni,i!,er eo , .intry,',that they dr4wHici animal-bal. Imco it} i,. i'l specie of at least Bait a 'rnillion srer4 ling, Ly ni:ans of a clatitiosiineti%iderviirli " - Englieft .wir.11 , ..,ri, Aniericans,,itid, the ship 's other noticing, •y, tic fi nd it convenient ` tU.. take off' their . hancig thvir surphis pi.bdnee. Tliii Cooney is mostly sunk iii 1 ,1„, p ti re.h. l ,,.: •,i :ii.ivi:',i, t Wi.:llly 111011h:111d 01' . wifts As i have alrettcly Statecl, aikt annually itoported, : of which, at the tltthicr in , rit,: of tiventy — pounciti *-11cad, the cost i 4 400,000 f. i\fosl of the weollen; linen, aiiireaton clothe, c „ ) ,, illit .d in' lilO firn i i •i, are (it ilritlidi roanufac. tore i, and the t.',l*Cal Cr . part, of cooroi iiidian goods ~,,..1 by .thor n iia,', atiipheiai ,upoied frorn'LendOd, through Lisbon, es,,opt ill . cll .1S are tlirc,4ll'itrairiti'' froth the fanner "by : clantleilitie means: . .For all thc•ie folppties, 11O,ve..,r,'Ilicy Ii ivc vt o ii me pro d u a s to tive in rettitti, if their GOve ‘ rtinittnt w &add only allirw them the benefit of a ifri iiO4:" . fik (nail of the Spanish daniiniofis an 14e s,',lmit'ontioett this is not the case. -On the western i:6s6t' 'they' have little iiroduce to part witl; except spneit.r...wiiibti they iiherany exchntige, with our tolvvii,tattla in return la Cho necar. , ;:ivies of tiro. In diii,l4lioi T:41)4 pui:tion of the iiiiver'dog out of the ntinek'nf Fotetii hod', its WiaY.dire6l to the Iliarnei:..,, 'And; in octal tion, to the bstauct whicli the l'uttnil44ofiettienients iu tint Iritiii, clr' , o in siiccie irciWtltilt. iftt and 11‘..:',orth A y merica, ili,. reeelve ktign**ertl it sum hota supolynt; the i'i•.iiiiili hottletatAitit; throtiAli ilia tie la Pfau), not only with' viiti6iiw'rticlei . of 'their own produoien, hut .1 conisiderabierptatititi of ktirope,an titanniacture,s, 01l of whir,.. Mt' cdtiveye d . by tuntigglerti from . l4rtlii . J, Rio de Janeiro; acid 1...4. Catlierio's, to Notice Va1i...0, : If is not ea k y - to ,ii. culate„ , what the price, to tile real coniittinsi, would he of Edglish binokt Lnitli, :t i lt !row Loadon to I:1A- , • but.,. Iron Li,h.#ll to the 14 - azils, and thence to the SpilAist) (:,Colonies; but tii;;li aii it must net:es:wily be, th.%; inhabitants netliet-:e Colonies would be ei. ceednqiy.r4liyi to uot4) te.l3 1.0.4 c, ow ..toothy at ... ; .4 a ,5;.1,11, , 4,11,1. , d,. Few of the linvi.ilian etilenist& epn4tain tl:e idea • •: - • o f ever r ouriking . to . lNrtu t ;al. '/,'heir condition - la Sbnth Aft eriCa 0, vet J k difterettt, Iron) that of our • cnnu iryrtieu iii ,for,ei4it' seltl4idOtits: • 'l',hei4e rexsert their utmost enerii,y to arnaSs a fbriune, in the hOpe of e nj()yiiiz it ai it!:inw ; sVinikl ii,,,A6, , m , ~,.1 4.0. vr0,p,.:4 ot fel tinting to' Europe with' tlie 010101 d; a colutoritabje,uh,i a ,)ta,e asCativia.can exiw6f to , return w:t111 3 . f011t11)0 . AVM, .Bototly' BaY. Even' the nii,iit,n - y atlicers, wbase'euili af duty requires' tbcir Imipt heat to lii , J BraZil , t, Wl4Olll, it ever, ze i t i r p." lit:10g kept beyond tlicir final — of bcry:u.'e, they 'aye: 194iiced to to..ory, b.:;:,et .a propny, ;Ind seitlti i n ic, cuntitt'y ; thus 10,iiig sight in a great degree of tit;( uintiier , couutiy, and inatitially hocortiing'll4.46 - ---- ---------- - ittdisposed o to-separateam. A Sotre ot.the lead. ing men 4)614 'stay f y Ott ttils lublea 4 'hen we 'were there, and glitittlirebbelude that ciretlrp ,.tances faVOur i6fAte Government Since thatitime. There iA,little doubt that 4 man ofskrlkol„spirit and reputation, might at easily spur : them on to declare their in depe6derice: Still,"tiotkiiir; I ant inclined to believe' that one of their own 'countrytnen from Europe wpold - be...mere :apeeptabie aw_ . a . Chiel than either a colonist or a foreigner. The .bulk of the people are attached to the name of their country; their re ligion,and their lattgUage ; and I am persuaded tlytrt it' the Court . of Portugal 'had sufficient eueigy and acpvity to transplant itself to the Brazils,.as was once intended when 016 Spaniards invaded them, a Mighty and bril . liant Empire might speedily be created in' South Ametica, to cotinterpoiie the growing power of the United States. in the northern • part 'ot that Contittent. :Tho Fortner possesses marry advanta ges oven the latter; in fertility of soil, to : true value of its produttious, in climate, and in geographical position, eminently favourable for com— munication and commerce with every 'often of the „civiliied world. . . DXTRACTS PROM MR. MILLIKIted i'OEM OF " TUB Itlyk.lt 516 E." ' • • IS there a man who never teals a calm, , • A peaceful joy, o'er his eparKling *Qui - ► r•.• Steal graft, Inl, 'while, within the unibrav cool . Or woodland dingle by the wild brook side • He strays reinote—Ah I no, in scenes like thaw. The soul crisburthentd, leaves, the world behind, Its cares, its tumults, and its various wiles, And feals,:,:ivirlt conscious dignity, awake ' •i'he finer passions--every grosser ;bought Subiiding, as supeiior wishes rise With horiOur,..triendsiiip, cliarit) and love, The h - eart dilating, spreads its fibres forth, And unrestrained, cmbraceatail they anStOtred, and Understood each other; the Piisoner wrote with expedition. ,The 'tt ottnEß. aftei ha rtms. . Jana& oh- served, that aii:too:p the lliisoner was deaf and dumb, be was a very clang roes kellow: It was not the tirttlitne be hadbeett tried ,there, for the like offences. That • most praiie-,c•orthv Institution for the education of Dog and Dumb, had brought hint up, and had been at the expense Wilding- 11 4n apprentiee to * a .respetable, boot,ntaker ; and father,, who.was_Andiont.st ,poor ntan, was tired :.ind ashamed of him. .tutther adder;, that he never Was at so great a loss as to liatow Nirhat , to. do with . -hint. • - . .Allen ,ana William Rawl •werocuqutlitted „for furtwr eti na!ion, for cutting the window of Ir. Price, in the Minories,. with an - .intront to steal the goods out of, the shnpl 4hey.kyere-also a - exalt - led on suspicion of stealing some copper-boilers ow of t . OO house of Brown, in . Plumbers-row, They are supposed to belong .4) a, fortnicidble 4at house-breakers, who infest the rthettnpulis, andits rtr. • QUERN - say ARE:".-Yesterday Weiry .4t2 Orivate belonging to the ~..Id*rt.Tittllit,ofFoot Guarils, was brought up, charged .with thi! pro: I Ceding -night, , between the .-41luis.iohei , ;seu. aIA % twelve o'clock, in l'othill-street, maimed and wouPd , 1. ed, with asha9 initrutftent, in a "mo,t , dreadtlit , ner, a . - persou uamed. Conk, .who, with digficuitjti was able to attend on the occasion, when„aftei .1 tali ! _ hearing from all :thy various parties, the Prisoner was committed for trial. • • • • The. case of • Charles U'heeler, who had tvyti ap• • prehended 'at- Mr: A. Newland's .funeral, and coal* initted as a reputed thief, asa'nitt which cont.i,liea I !teammate& Tuesday was :argued atliurrey - Sessicos• 'The main objeclionAaken-by , Mx. I tiak the words "or until .diScharged ,by due cours . e.at '- law," were omitted in the conviction,' After heard ing Mr: ',Awes on the other side, • the Court de. . cided .agaititt the' ccinvietion, 'and the Prisoner . Wit , discharged; • • BIRTH.- , On Tuesday . Morning, 3n Russz.ll-square, tht LOY • 11101112 S Tooke-, Lsq. of a . • • . . . ' • . 111 E i), . , • .. On Tht,trattay last, ..at Momlay, in Kent, Mrs. Pootil• 1 0 4 ::R So, telitt or the late obett llut4h;;ENA• ,• , Op ..Sunday, at the Vicarage, itahw,el4- . . E ' l i ta b et h Ann, youngest daughter of the Rev ; -Town..end 'Amin:on. -.•- • ` Yesterday afternoon, Ami C.itharine, the infant datighfq.,„ .. oriolm Gosling, gsq.9ot, gionceiter. el:v.4o4;i* Itt.u. , ti 0 0 111 '. Itilt 11,1011.015. ' , ' ' . - .., . •:.' • fhl the rat . of .Noveinber last, in Porthnitl, , , larnalca;, o p l3 yellow fever, Mss.N. Prince „wife of-Thomas P tipee, !."„ I T ,Xsq • of that LskAnd , tate of tfte ' R. P. . K. 14 i 'lda, 'and gtiolr" •.: . tlik.oAllker of ;tr.', late•firt Christopher 1ii1e5, 7 11.41;;: •• • . .... Oh Saturday - :lie . eth 'ilt . .4: in. tlpper: r atltratteitt,.. l 4 4l .,t,Lr the 13th year of:hil ap t .artittel, the sixth tion . of lantesTltr :".`, gott I nee,. E 9. . rya: . . ri, s 1 . at C t l h n e i l le dv il a t ritc J a n ts4 :* !Ilr-t ! B.•Clr li f..)-•• ti M e r' li ti vrt:tt s •see M ;t ° ; 4 . " . 17 chillircn, and p . gceakgrisettl tilkildren, , ~. ..,... ~ . • On tile.3l ift lost ats.floilsr:4't Itiotar, la 54'411'am:41 0w % I -Itlacdotoplit, F.s9. aged 7,9 ( ' • 0. • • I 3 nk 5t00..%26 • Navy .4 .pet cent. 9*4 96 * per rent,. 1-47, .4 pd . Lent Si t‘,:t Copt. i<.1.t.1. per :Col:. Coi'li;,,t" 63 flank L. Afin. 18,t-t693..ay, 1 6- 1 6 Alt . HIGH WATER AT 1.0N605 , 8R10.E REOVV.' A • Martlingl 49 min. atter 8. i Aftetrimon, 3o min. a fter a. • FP .K-7 fiCia 19dealtack. 11%* tatiliallonits,. tiii ) a. par .e.: .. ti) ,- .ltri Stun Sliitk,, Ex . f4i!zquer liiits, 3s. i)r. plc l'• )1 4 i:71 r 1 3 i►er Cett..4311 . 6 # 1 iplPuinl4, • 'i 1)1 6*:I tto Alli. 4 91,ibtHis I ' : 1 • s 1:041. for Uinniiig,•64 i 4 ~ , - To T. TAY LP it, Surgeon; NO. q; New. Dridge-Srrect•„ London. , . dinburgit, May 2;' 11500(' I N vene th t. l eal, SP C n o l in ig pl ° ai f tit, l7 !ticl i t 1 W3 s trlall iftai With ' once fOr five months; hut wria their obliged to , regular Physician, Who put a temporary stop to the Yin"' • tenets of Ahe .Diseato (by mercurial applications) for son* time; but growing, in spite of all nu:laic:Hie and tho .aiivicrt • of the first' Centleinen of the Faculty" here, .worse . • worse for two years, 1 was reduced tO,ll state paralleled and beyond description.. Wing an entire lei and oleerated from head to.foot.—hly head, throat, znetrt4f, , • nose. legs, arms, &c. have, been alternately. in danger OP be(mming useless; in short, I have had from twenty r thirty eating ulcers on ruy body, and nearly tautly. tio" privod of sight.—lt would be voluminous to portico* size all my case , --suftice it to say, there. never was, Of elc„ ( will be, one of if more dangerotra, or .of a more comOis; 'eated nature. I Was long looked upon. by my friends, Lon triragined myself, beyi.tn►i all hopes of recovery; and. to` deed, in my then condition, death was pvilerable to my, more than miserable state. In this dnadtul situation did I drag . a most miserable existence, till ilivine Provirlogl throw in my .way a Nowspit . per containing the :oaso of ; Mr, of Plymouth —my .friends read it, - I could not. -- sent and procured some of your LEAKE's P ATEI/ 4 , 'P.ILLS, which, by using from time to title,ant now, an," have ten t ; been, (atter more than, four .years indescribab le distress), in as good a state of health as ever I -tijoyed ; as proof ot this, I had a tine, thriving,. healthy child, bore to i o n? a re fe a r ter in n o lg itt m hs y publish this ;.and you may at any time refer persons wc: wish to satisfied bf the truth of this,' or further Pr aSt::iclv,..tiurs4iiritutirt,,kdisservtioci?o.ii,retatic:nt 'yoltres.to et/tars!, to me or my friends, by letter or person. As tew, calieS for boatieg* vs iIL , eVeP equal mine, ' tut . exceed it, I have Isom experience every reason I° •t"`",..1, maokiod, that in your LgO.g's 'they, 'will Flom -.sluul7ii'tstle)4eol74,laVfeer'naeltuirkal'ir4glicsaisaiel cure , far the ► moat fd,,,C144d,"; /I.4WD 1.9.1151 • • 1()IIN TIIO.4I.PSU r4 :, * (116111:110tInt0)e reasons prevent inakirtg•gi i i nape Aro,...addrt...,public i . but .cr,,rdirahlo ;roil - sorts. Nod wanting tnformation May also be o o na a nd nil friends lay Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Pardeasi Edinburgy.l - • •,Vrepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor,' - T.•TA.YLi)It, igerducr of the Royal' Colley:0 Of Sur9, l) !`• • • in 1.00d0n,3t how, No . o New Isnike-atillgo, Where ne- writ 'ova, Advice without to oersons 'to% ing these Pills, and will answer p,tien t , . letters, tl paid, on the. same ` terms, observing in 41t casts 'the into: I .ELYkilahle secrecy , no: poisoitio , name or ''m 113,Yieg.;It ilr Mr-uttioned,, but at their own particular, reto ,l gio - ,,.bY prietor,. (Wring the course ot • more than thirty-six . Y ,- ,7r i ! that he_ . has had the condo:ding of an e terisore sale of shove Wriicirre, and, -tint' prAttierartisir.a; tbelefronif• • They. are also sold by- his Appolottei4ot; for th CO thence of those living at; a. -dittaiice, tv, -, 1 1 0:t.., Ntactionald, PeinteilVi t T s gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers ter ins 24410113 , gb iar , Petit:n*o,s,, No, 3s, itlltan`4-ktycet,.. 1.'41 l-nail •Robertsoo's Toy-shop, No. 103, borough's, No, oaailyiqoposi i kk . ,,t annum Mr. ,Stttfk'a, Y•4 l99 r. 44 niSoed Paß*4-stront.Pvilktirm: , s t i ci lA person an eyery, tnwn,i.AL : VT04.411r044 ) , .. 40 ~ i tv-k4 t ltt4 of,,OnlY as. ertchottaletl;' l tt full and plain di reetiOna, V/114(0y,110041 1 A .of 0-017' rif.ay cure ,tnernselves wi th eazre anAr.ccreoy.. s t d N. B.- EVery Lea; sOld in:l;reot,•ttritilin is 7.,stx. with a Stamp, en, ‘thich, by 'Of tai T •I al A $ 0 4. 1 9411 jb -pirated, at the .Strirrip;;Pfrice"*",_:l: Neov.ltriststreete". to itnisaiewllieJlt l6,l '"' . all oV4ers are ccusi,tetieits. . , . . ~ LON1)()N : Printe d by IticuAao fi 4 411.. Is. ot. Mi. 4, Vi.aft,, , i.i..,.., urt, F., .1...1r,, , , , ; J nd 103 . 0 , 1 ,;1c`tt by :i v:H.l,lA m Am mIGIR. Scores, ot . South NlCAtan •iirz...l. tirOsVcip,r4.4.l4.• 4..:i At'tiea Stlo.oertca N o . 1i 2, str h od ; wlivre didoul iisaments, Otderi foi Ilie - rdper, 1 etterk for the /44; •t_.lor. Alp.. 1 Atier-tin;,i 1 ........-, k....... 1-1........-1. ' TEIL MONKS. Methinks t see the pious brotherhood slowly by, in All the pageant forth' 014n:ice' . woiiiiioiChatki 'l4 - Whew they "swell The iesp'r.il hymn•:-fruirt *early a pill'ant taste And loeg withurAwitigiautt riipeatCtl Solt, 'fici unlike hunialy • gilt it sitnest . sectes The voiets.of ite i baited suiffi; 44 Cio ) .' , 4l' FrOui the dill/ height tilttiese tall sculptured groins I t falls co.minalog with the ev'tticg bret ze : That signs abioad. now the ,ixpccted Toll'd froth the loft); tow'r, proclaims the time , tor meet refrusluiletit; soon they joyous fill t ' reltaory. while ;It the board Sours lear11:1 stranger shares the. plenteous least, Whose travOl'd eyF t through minty aybrei go taitee, Had ti4Bllwhataver oblieut art could 4past or modern ;.4114 11445100 e some long research, ,-; , 1-lis mind a volume AIN with varied store. • • ;. Qt' useful knowledge, gle4nrd from books and Ten. A !titer from a Gentleman at Gottenburgh to' his friend in Edinburgh, dined t Ath Dec. i Bn7, says " l'he deplorable butte to which poor Pruisia is now reduced cannot be expressed, I was di•isn..idedfrorn goincto Memel, on account of the extr.ivagant pre. ten suns of the French, of which they did not then , • klio'w the particulars.: We • know CLICL/I'C U V ci illy; ' an . o th,..y arc, indeed, such as Justify every apprehension that Vaissia must goon be annitiikUed. I3tiotsio.4l4B den - lands the five lOrtresges of Stettin, Custrin, Glogau, Colberg, and el . randentz.=—the maintenance:of their garrisons, which are to cuusist of 40,000 Frent;li tro7ys—tilittual payments of five millions of doltaii, tiff,the whole contribution of the country is made up—and land fO the amount of fifty millions of dollars, to oe divided innung hi Officers ; so that the utmost of tue revenue that will be left the poin King w.ll be about two ntillioni au4 a half of dolittrit, and in thqt bitL ltmon it is ol!y .the cp+lntry long to Eiuperor of IplAsist& ha's, little. to his credit, abartdoned his former friend, though it .was in eunipinFiice, of his prO ses, that the King of. i'ltusiA did not ceo of; the favourable terns offered hitn alter. time fitrrpus battle of while :the Prench . force. is daily ibcrcasing , on: the Russia, Un Rtissians ate toarctsing lowarkli'.kinfana, and leausing iheattplvof plats of going to, the Eak Ditties." c0 w ..pex,........Every feeling mind Will , be .gratified, on hearing, that no less than eighteen ihundred_and thirty-seven children have been inoculatetit gratis, at the Public Dispensary of .:Edinburgh, .forthe Cur pox, in the year tati7,--80034 t ai t e. b eet , i nucuitit o there since that great , discovery. All. those eliildren, ha"re gone through the disease with perfect safety and ease, and not one of them. has been..sithjeackl, since tbeirinoculatiuue, to that dangerous acid 'Wah l .' some disease, the' Small-pox, though frequently ex poseittn-ltx•contagioti.. ,. . • .;, Friday niorating early the remains of the Hove. Lord A: Goanott arrived at the New lun, at Aber deani front' FAltuburgh.—At one o'cleeki. by invita tion of tile tamp PaovosT and Magistrates, the pi - int:101 inhabitants of lite town, together with th e Ptoressors - .of both Collegs, and th.; Military•ol6- tiers; Met in . the ToWn-hall,. whero,.after hearing Tin excellent and appropriate prayer froni the Rev. Sittitafter, 'thtry- proctiated with the corpse to the utmost extremity of. George-street,' a cliktaneel of nearly a mile. AR thomilitaty in Aberdeen were out, and 4004 the streets through which the prpces ,sien passed, the dift..rent bands Playito .pieces,, of i\liuute guns well: tired frOpt the :battery and Cast,e-hilf,,iind the different bells tQlJed in rotation. The whelp 'procession was cOncludted in the grew eort : order.,'.and had:, nest solemn and ,ertig4netinly 'appearance. i* most. generally :regretted, . as was strongly manifested: by the niuu ,..7brrt/ wh* were seen in tears as the procession pagsed f,the fitrisets.. The body. will be deposited . in tho 'fa buryhtg-ground,.within the ancient Cathedral ót Elgin. A ilclachment of the 424 Regiment are to pefform the last melancholy mark of tespePl;bi firing towel' his grave. - IffidaY last the Lord Provost, Magistrates; and CoUticil, of the City di - ,Edinburgh, unanimonsly vot + lti a_ loyal and dutiful Address to his Ma JcsTl Or) the proseut of I.liblic 'affairs. .OLD 11,11 L EY. . , MONDAY, .1 AN VARY 20. , - Vivant . Owens 'Was indieted for derquaing Mrs. I crousher, of Brompton, of:a gold Watch add a five i r Roland Rank note. Mrs. Crottshei, a Lady between 60 and 70 y ears of ige,' de)oied, that on the 3d of Detenibeilast, at the corner of Hyde Park, she was accosted by i , tlt PriiOner, who a appered to be a respectable farmer; he expressed'his - tiurpriseat the improve= nients since he was last in London, •abont . 7 yearS ago. (The length of absence Was a fa&, as . he was Just returned from transportation.) • He.said tie had' a son, who kept a grocer's shop, •No. 13, Breath' street, Cheapside, but he, the Prisoner, would not liyu in the city tf any one would give him - ahouse for nothing asked . if she knew' whose house that was ?' pointing to a honse'; She - answered, she believed it WAS the - Ranger's.. He immedi-. ately stooped deWn, :and picked_ up a parcel in lirowW paper, saying to the Witness, as von :ire in company, you, are entitled .to' half; 'Witness - answered, that shewished the right ow;ner had it be replied, " so do f, but if I had not picked it up;. some one else. would." He waitsoing to put it "in his pocket, when the Witness expressed a wish to . know what it Contained, seas the right owner might be found. They were then 'opposite the Green Park, .and the. Prisoner proposed they should { go into the PaUt and, examine it, ,as it was a private Place.: They accordingly did, and , sat down on One 'of the benches, When the Prisoner opened the' brown paper, and produced a'red `Morsieco pocket.; hopk, 'from which lie took a' piece of, paper, and handed it to a stranger to reed; it was a receipt for 2101. for a di and cros-i; he then took out a small_ red MproMO case, and teas going to . o , pen it, when the stranger said, he thought they had bet ter retire to soMe house and settle the besineSS; and he would accompany ;them to see the. old -Lady • righted„ lo which they acquiesced: the Prisoner Said, he 'thought it Would 'not answer to go into a Cetlee-house, but they had 'better go to ssitne small public-house, They crossed the Parl.:, and brought the Witt)* to a public-house in piike-street, St. Jaines'a; they got a private ream, and the Prisoner Shewed'a cross, apparently a diamond one;. The Witness proposed that the right owner slinuld be found Out, and it' returned' to The stranger Said it Would be vet) , wrong, is some person would own.' it that . did not tiekOng to, and the owner would certainly have if advertised in the' newspapers next day. He then obierved, that 'the Prisoner ought to leave thirty or forty pounds with the • 'Winless, as a security for her share in the cross, until the next rhoming, which thiy'Prisoner acquiesced,' and said he. had a friend in'Pall-Mall who Ah, , ecrhipa 501— arid 'he.. would go and get 401. of it. He went, and left. the Stranger and the :Witness, together:- hi about halt an hour the Prisoper returned, -apparently quite vexed, and said #te coUld'not get the money, as-hili friend was not at borne. The Stranger then •pro-, posed for the Witness' to take' the cross,' until ten o'clock next Morning, and to leaVe sem:M(3llo' with the Prisoner ;' Witness • said she had but a 51. - note about her; the Stranger then said .had.a.:: watch, and as she appeired a lady of so muolvre speetability, he could not think the Prisoner could have any objection in "entrusting her with the cross. She then gave' the Prisoner her gold wateli,• and. a 44 Bank Note, and lie • handed her the cress, telling her that she &alit' delivt.r up the cross'at , ten o'clock in the morning; when Ile called for it, and then it should `be valued, if not advertised. Hetook her address - , and gaVe tier his address in re { turd; -Viz. •Mr. 'Wright, No. 15, Bread-iireet.— The Stranger also gave her his, 'Mr. Jones, No. t 5, Sohn -street; and-advised her"to go home, and lock the cross Up, before she went into the city,' lest she should lose it. On tits not morning . the Pris sorter not calling,on her, as •he promised, .she made some inquiries ax to the value or the trois,s- and was informed it was net worth One pound, 'it being paste. She itreuediataly applied "at- Bow-street Oilice, and, on giving a description - of the Prisoner; an Officer intionted her, if she Went& entrUit her ‘elf with' him to Leiceiter-fields; he would find him; 'and that his name' 'was not • Wright, but Owens, who had juseteturned from trahsportation, hb haVing been. transported for the same kind of crime bethre, and suppoSed he had begun his old tricks again.. 'Stie went, .accompanied the'Offi cer, to Leicester-fields, where she saw`the - Priioner, and pointed' hum out to the Officer, whetook , him into custody. • . ,Charles Humphries, a Bow-street .01tieer, de posed;:• that on the 4th of December, he , took the Prisoner into Custody, hlrs. Crousher having point— ed.him out. The Prisoner said-he knew what, the Lady wanted, it, was a .gold' watch ; Waness an, swered, :lie leagot,what he intact], andl he must go along with/ Min brought hitri to the Brown Zen public-laouse, 'in Bow-street, 7 , and searched found-a silver vetch, two .Bank notes for hi. -each, • five for .for it. five guineas, -and . seven shillings in silver•:, he then brnoght him be fore the Magistrate, who committed him ; went round 'to the paw n-brokera in •search of the ‘valch,l had a suspicion that it was at - .Benthatn's, the yawn 'broker at the , -top of Holborn I called there twice; but he denies it ;, called a •third time :and , , found.-4t. The Witness•produced a•goldwateh, a 6)..880,4a0te, a•red:Morocco - pocket-lxvk,- and a cross , hi case. Mr. John Wilkinson, jeWel)er,',deposed, thai.the cross,night ,have cost a guinea,. •but the sAeoe kind could new be perchased lgr,,Thoinas. clerk to q Navy 2Vger, deposed, that he paid the 3). note to PA. De field., on the Ath,of (giober., . Ccsl, Da, Bo r aii4ol4 cippose4, dept he p 414 it to:lgti. rou4her,. , 111% bronpholr, identifiedthewatch. ho'4'l 4 / 1 14 41lacIA.nO,flehrtee,' The Jury, without hesitation, found hi% -Cryiky. . , . . trot: littiviins, both Heat' and durpb,;.7.vris iadieted for stetiling it 1411ver wi tch, ti" , a . tsteolti, a pair' O gloy‘..s, and a pile -stopper," the ! kopsrty of, 'rbornas Woo1.111:t11, in the", Coach and Higies public home, Nit4tret, in tide parish'of St. Luke's, •Be was routltiG:iiity of rig to the value Of 395. Nicho',l4, aos)tarit tt . ;itchei to the urnane Institution lor he of Deaf and bomb, attend ed as inttirir, -,- Vr. It , was sOrprising; with what r